Showing posts with label Kerry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kerry. Show all posts
Friday, 15 August 2014
Sunday, 27 April 2014
Glanteenassig Walk
Labels:
Colin Heaslip,
Cormorant,
dingle peninsula,
event,
Glanteenassig,
Kerry,
lodgepole pine,
noble fir,
sedge,
sitka spruce,
spring,
wood sorrel
Location:
Glanteenassig, Co. Kerry, Ireland
Friday, 15 November 2013
November Calendar
Make some Bird cake
Garden birds spend up to 85 % of their day feeding just to survive. The fat reserves they build up during the day are used up over night when roosting in winter conditions. Here is a great way to make your own bird cake which will greatly help them through the winter. Keep your old glass jars (shallow with wide opening work best) and fill them with a selection of any of the following ingredients Mixed seed, Peanuts, sunflower hearts, black sunflower seeds, Nyjer seed, dried fruit, oatmeal. Then pour lard (waste fat or suet from your roasting tray , frying pan etc) in to the jars and it will make its way down through the seeds making it into a solid block. Let it cool and its ready to serve. Place the jar on its side on the bird table. Place a weight at each side of the jar to stop it from rolling. Sit back and watch the birds feasting.Thursday, 24 October 2013
Deer Rut With Colin Heaslip
Sunday, 20th October, Killarney National Park
On Sunday morning, I woke-up to the sound of rain water overflowing my gutters and crashing on to the footpath below. First, I thought it's time I clear out my gutters, and then, I thought our Deer Rut event was going to be a wash-out. However, as we travelled towards Killarney the rain abated and the clouds began to allow that clean crisp light of the morning through. Things continued on the up after that.
Labels:
autumn,
Colin Heaslip,
event,
Kerry,
killarney,
national park,
Red Deer,
Rut,
sika
Tuesday, 15 October 2013
Coastwatch 2013
The Coastwatch Survey effort this year has been a huge improvement over last year, with upwards of 50 survey units completed thus far (25km of coastline), and still a few days to go! Coastwatch Europe and Tralee Bay Wetlands would like to thank everyone involved this year for their time and effort, from primary school classes all the way through to their grandparents!
Monday, 9 September 2013
Waders with Frank King
Labels:
autumn,
black-tailed Godwit,
Blennerville,
Cormorant,
events,
Frank King,
Grey Heron,
habitat,
irish,
Kerry,
Little Egret,
marine,
Oystercatcher,
redshank,
seaweed,
shoreline,
tralee,
trust,
wetlands,
wildlife
Monday, 26 August 2013
Beach Combing on Derrymore Stand
Our own Brigid Vinnell (branch PRO) led this event on Derrymore strand, Tralee bay. The event
was planned to coincide with an extremely low spring tide and the weather, which started cloudy, only improved over the course of the event.
Labels:
barnacles,
brown crab,
habitat,
hermit crab,
irish,
Kerry,
limpets,
marine,
mussels,
seaweed,
shore crab,
shoreline,
wildlife
Location:
Derrymore Stand, Tralee Bay
Wednesday, 14 August 2013
Autumn / Winter Events
We've just finished finalising our programme of events of the coming Autumn / Winter season and what an exciting programme it is!
You'll find the events listed in our Upcoming Events calendar on this page and prior to each event we will be reminding people via our Newsletter so make you have subscribed (see the sign up form on this page).
Remember for outdoor events to dress appropriately and don't forget to bring your camera and binoculars - you never know what you might see.
Looking forward to seeing you there
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